Show r 1 ' 6A ' i ' ' sn 'I pjc xV ' ?” :v? ’ ’fS'f-se$sJ!t4dkl£f£i&:& V T 4 & lifMp' i‘ Saturday May 11 1974 Standard-Examine- r MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES United Press International Don’t let that 1973 record 9 fool you Dick Ruthven is read to live up to his high school and AMERICAN LEAGUE much” 6-- East I New York w IS 14 Cleveland Boston 14 14 15 13 13 13 14 Baltimore Detroit Milwaukee Friday's Results pet New York 7 Chicago S-- b 563 10 13 l3 3V 3Va (Ail times EOT) New York (Swan at Chicago 2:15 pm (Fraiiing St Louis (Siebert at Montreal or Torrez 2:15 pm (Renko San Francisco (Bradley at Atlanta 2:15 pm (Reed Houston at Cincinnati (Griffin 2:15 pm (Nelson at (Moose Pittsburgh Philadelphia 7:35 p m (Carlton Los Angeles (Rau and San Diego 10 pm or Arim (Corkins I n 14 14 14 15 IS 14 15 12 13 12 15 0-- 2-- 1- -4 ' 4-- “Those San Francisco Atlanta p m 2-- hit- pull left-hand- ed ters were fouling the ball right into their own dugout” Ozark continued “It’s hard to dehow much Ruthven has scribe 2-- 0 California 2 Kansas City 1 Today's Games (All times EOT) Minnesota at (Decker (Holtzman 3-- 5-- 3 Cleveland 1 New York 7 Milwaukee 2 Detroit 6 Boston 5 Chicago 8 Texas 7 14 Inn Oakland 4 Minnesota 2 r‘ 3-- 3-- Friday's Results Baltimore Ruthven limited the Pirates to just two hits for eight innings and had retired IS straight he - walked before batters Rennie Stennett to lead off the ninth and then gave up a single to Richie Hebner “I tightened up in the game I was just gasping” Ruthven said “I felt tired I had thrown 14S pitches It was my decision I didn’t want to fool around shutout or no shutout” Mac Scarce came on and got A1 Oliver to hit into a double play as Stennett scored from Willie third Stargell then collegiate reputation in the National “Nobody can harder than throw League did Ruthven tonight” Manager Danny Ozark beamed Friday night after Ruthven threw eight strong innings to pace the Philadelphia Phils to a 2 triumph over the Pittsburgh Pirates Innings) (11 Today's Games West w 2 Pittsburgh Montreal 5 St Louis 4 San Francisco 5 Atlanta 4 Cincinnati 2 Houston 1 Los Angeles 7 San Diego 5 IVj 517 448 435 1 3 Philadelphia V6t 519 519 2 Kansas City (Busby 4 3) at California 10 pm (Stoneman at Texas (Clyde Chicago (Kaat homered to cut the lead to one run but Scarce preserved the victory by getting Dave Parker to ground’ out Mike Schmidt’s homer and homer Bob Boone’s two-ru- n gave Ruthven the margin he needed for the triumph against former Phil Ken Brett and the improved He came right out of college but he’s learned so Rogers pitched an eight-hittto boost his record to 1 8 2 3 Jerry Koosman went innings to raise his record to 0 as the Mets downed the Cubs Bob Miller got the final out after Chicago got both of its runs in the ninth Burt Hooton took the loss Steve Yeager collected three hits including a homer and doubled in the tie-b- r caking run in the eighth inning to pace Los Angeles over San Diego Mike Marshall got the victory his first as a Dodger against one loss Vicente Romo took the loss Tepedino scored Bobby Bonds from second and gave San er 5-- Francisco its victory over Atlanta Elias Sosa got the win in relief and Buzz Capra took the loss Dan Driessen collected three hits including a homer to pace Cincinnati past Houston Larry Dierker who gave up Dries-sentwo-ru- n homer in the fourth inning took the loss while Jack Billingham got the victory to boost his record to 1 Pirates 4-- ’s In the NL other games San Francisco edged Atlanta 4 in 13 innings Montreal nipped St 5-- 4 Louis New York downed 2 Cincinnati beat Chicago 1 Houston and Los Angeles beat San Diego 5 Garry Maddox’ third straight hit a single in the 13th off the glove of first baseman Frank 5-- 5-- 7-- Harbosky walked with Ron Fairly with the bases loaded in the fifth inning to fore in the deciding run and give Montreal the win over St Louis Steve A1 2-- 7-- 4 4-- pm 9 at Detroit (Lolich Boston (Tiant 2:15 pm Baltimore (Peterson 1pm Milwaukee (Medich (Slaon 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